PPT-Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS)

Edit presenters name and date in Slide Master Why Chemical Facility Security 2 We face a persistent and evolving threat A successful attack on a chemical facility could potentially cause a significant number of deaths and injuries. a. nd. . Maritime Piracy. Judicial Monitor (MPJM). Petya. Ibens. Case Analysis Unit. Enhancing. . Eurojust’s. . Analytical. . Capacity. Identification of obstacles, best practices and lessons learned. Citizenship?. . Exploring The Anti-Terrorism/Citizenship Nexus. Lee Jarvis. l.jarvis@swansea.ac.uk. Citizenship/Anti-terrorism Nexus . Erosions of rights/incursions on democracy. Consequent fragility of citizenship. Key questions. What is terrorism?. What are the social and political effects of terrorism?. Why do non-state groups choose terrorism as a form of political action?. Why do states use terrorism?. Plan of Today’s Lecture. Citizen Corps. Citizen Corps . Areas . of . Emphasis. :. Crime. Natural . disasters. Terrorism. Unit Objectives. Define terrorism. Identify potential targets in the community. Identify operating procedures for a terrorist incident. 7th Grade UBD - Unit 3 - Terrorism. Reach Into Your Background. List at least four questions you have about what terrorism is and why it exists. Which question do you consider most important to answer? Explain the reason(s) for your choice. (5 minutes). First, what is terrorism?. Terrorism can be seen as politically-motivated violence or threat of violence with the intent of spreading fear. The goal is more to generate widespread fear than to inflict physical damage. nd. …. The History of Terrorism as a Strategy of Political Insurgency. Section 2. SubmitAndPray.com. Tyrannicide. and Regicide. Aristotle wrote “Subjects attack their sovereigns out of fear or contempt, or because they have been unjustly treated by them”. Lee Jarvis (UEA) . And Michael Lister (Oxford Brookes). 18 November 2015. Context: contemporary. November 2015:. Threat level from international terrorism remains ‘severe’:. An attack is ‘highly likely’. . Political . violence . .  . violence or the threat of violence, especially bombing, kidnapping, and assassination, carried out for political purposes, the experience of terror or fear as the proximate aim of that violence. Ch. 14. The Problem in Sociological Perspective. Arms race. Cold war. Why is war common?. An instinct to fight. The sociological answer: societies channel aggression. Sociologists and anthropologists do not look within. Lee Jarvis. University of East Anglia. George Osborne, November 2015. “Let’s . be clear. . Isil. are . already using the internet. for hideous propaganda purposes; for radicalisation, for operational planning too. “What has been is what will be, and what has been done is what will be done, and there is nothing new under the sun.” Ecclesiastes 1:9, ESV. Definition: The . use of violence against people or property to force changes. (Fire Fighter I). Fire Fighter I Objectives. Describe the threat posed by terrorism.. Identify potential terrorist targets in your jurisdiction.. Describe how to respond to a terrorist incident.. Describe the dangers posed by explosive devices.. May 2017. Overview of the Chemical . Facility Anti-Terrorism . Standards . (CFATS) . Program. The Homeland Faces a Persistent and Evolving Threat . Statutory Authority. A successful attack on some chemical facilities could potentially cause a significant number of deaths and injuries..